bullerdude
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I'm not sure if this has already mentioned so sorry if it has.
It is possible to view the fare class of the ticket you are booking by viewing the web page source code for the payment page in the booking engine or the view booking details page in manage booking.
i.e. when you see the following either of the mentioned pages, you can get the fare class information
All you have to do is view the source code of the page - in chrome this can be done by right clicking and selecting view source code.
Once the source code opens, search the page for the word 'fareBasis' - please note that it generally seems that you need to find the 2nd or 3rd instance of the word 'fareBasis on the page.
I have done this for the dummy booking in the above screenshot.
As you can see, my booking is using fare classes T, N and Q.
Coincidently, the first letter form the 4 Letter fare basis code on the payment page appears to be the same letter as the fare class. Personally, i think I have seen where this is not always the case on one or two of my booking, so the source code is always a good way to be sure.
Hope this helps people.
It is possible to view the fare class of the ticket you are booking by viewing the web page source code for the payment page in the booking engine or the view booking details page in manage booking.
i.e. when you see the following either of the mentioned pages, you can get the fare class information
All you have to do is view the source code of the page - in chrome this can be done by right clicking and selecting view source code.
Once the source code opens, search the page for the word 'fareBasis' - please note that it generally seems that you need to find the 2nd or 3rd instance of the word 'fareBasis on the page.
I have done this for the dummy booking in the above screenshot.
As you can see, my booking is using fare classes T, N and Q.
Coincidently, the first letter form the 4 Letter fare basis code on the payment page appears to be the same letter as the fare class. Personally, i think I have seen where this is not always the case on one or two of my booking, so the source code is always a good way to be sure.
Hope this helps people.